I Start My Speed Journey to Carry 300 Yards!

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  • Опубліковано 26 сер 2024
  • Follow along as I start my speed training to carry my driver 300 yards.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 30

  • @barrydoyle4029
    @barrydoyle4029 Місяць тому +8

    Oh yes, more speed is going to help when you slice 70% of shots and top most irons. Way to go.

  • @toffeeblue1979
    @toffeeblue1979 Місяць тому +1

    Keep it up , interested in seeing your progress

  • @redballoonluke
    @redballoonluke Місяць тому +1

    Loving this channel! Played Millicent yesterday after watching. It looks like you could get more speed with a bit more lag!

    • @breakingparthequest3601
      @breakingparthequest3601  Місяць тому

      Thank you very much, Millicent is a great test. I’m leaking speed all over the place! 🙄

  • @Golffriends1202
    @Golffriends1202 Місяць тому +3

    Gonna take a very long time sir 😂 Swinging so hard that you're making some rather odd noises but struggling to break 100mph on most shots

  • @57JimboSlice
    @57JimboSlice Місяць тому +1

    Honestly you're going to need probably 1+ year of solid gym work, swinging a club around your backyard will do next to nothing, my ball speed is 175+ with driver sometimes getting into the 180s and I'm one of the longest hitters at my club, I still only carry it 270 -290 most of the time only get 300 + carry if its downwind or downhill, this could take 2 years + if its even possible at all

  • @subcity88
    @subcity88 Місяць тому +1

    I wouldn’t take this criticism in the comments to heart. I know your game isn’t where you want it to be and you are trying hard to get it back to where you were but you are trying hard. I think a few lesson maybe with the pro you were playing with in your early videos, I think Ryan was he’s name sorry if I got that wrong but he is a great golfer, would help more then trying to work this out yourself. I love the videos and would love to see you shootings some scores again. You can do it 👍

  • @Sp-mv5ki
    @Sp-mv5ki Місяць тому

    Fairplay for sharing at been honest with the numbers..... It's not possible for any golfer with a late 90s swing speed to get 118/120mph to get 300 carry.... Golfers at 110mph currently carrying 270 might have a chance...... I'd focus on hitting fairways and getting to 240/250 carry which will dramatically improve your game....... Pro. Golf is littered with ex players who couldnt do this Luke Donald, Graeme. McDowell.,Jim furyk etc

  • @Nigel3456
    @Nigel3456 Місяць тому

    Have to agree with some of the comments. Thats not the area of your game that needs work. Better off trying to optimize with the speed you're swinging at. Need to get that spin under control and your equipment isnt helping you at all.

  • @sillysausage4872
    @sillysausage4872 Місяць тому

    would you like some help. i got my pb to 197 mph .

  • @darrenbyrne5345
    @darrenbyrne5345 Місяць тому +1

    Hit the fairway 260 you'll break 80

  • @DIFFIEH
    @DIFFIEH Місяць тому +1

    You will never reach 300 unless you hit the gym and get wayyy more flexible! You are barely brining the club around your shoulder. Hitting balls into a net in your garden will not get you there from where you are. If you were averaging 250 from the beginning there would be hope but you're hitting it as far as my 65 year old dad. Good luck

  • @merocaine
    @merocaine Місяць тому

    I don't think its possible, or even wise, you'll injure yourself and you don't need to drive like a top tour professional to get to scratch.